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Why would decaying logs in the woods not be an abiotic factor?
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Abiotic factors are non living things in the environments. Decaying log cannot be classified as nonliving because it was a living thing before. In fact death is one of the characteristics of living things. All living things will die and decay.
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The bottom line is that decaying logs was once a living thing so it cannot be classified as abiotic factor ( non living)
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